Spring is on it’s way! And with it, here’s a mood board incorporating my new Hidden Garden wallpaper which I hope brings all the uplifting colours of the new season to your walls.

A flurry of pheasants pass by the country home. A flash of colour—their bodies are bright gold and fiery copper-red, glimmering in the summer sunshine.

This was my inspiration behind my Pheasant Tribe fabric and wallpaper. I love their chirpy expressions and bold feathers. A design to make you smile I hope!

I’m very excited to introduce my Hidden Garden wallpaper! It’s the first in a series of new wallpapers, the designs of which I will be releasing individually over the course of the year, from my new collection ‘Back to Nature’. Discover more about the inspiration behind the design here!

If you’re looking to add a subtle Scottish touch to the home alongside soft colours, then my Crossing Tides Wallpaper may just be the one! A design inspired by the changing of tides and beach-comb discoveries, washed ashore amongst the gentle foaming waves. It mixes calming greys and a hint of mauve and brings a contemporary backdrop to your walls.

Our homes our are sanctuary more than ever at the moment. A place to cocoon and re-evaluate. Our decoration and the way it makes us feel is becoming paramount. Over the coming weeks, I’m going to be sharing several interior mood board ideas featuring a selection of my fabric and wallpaper designs, incorporating some paint colour choices to go alongside. I hope they may help to inspire a room redecoration or two!

As the nights draw in and the autumn leaves fall crisp beneath our feet, the urge to hibernate and create a cosy, snug home becomes something we start to seek...

So it's with great excitement that I can reveal that we have created a brand new merino lambswool throw in my Forest Light design!

Designed for my daughter Iona and her early love of animals, in collaboration with illustrator Kate Slater. This mural combines my photography based design from the Island’s picturesque land and sea spray shores, together with Kate’s beautifully illustrated puffins, hares, blue tits and great tits. 

Here is an easy step-by-step guide on how we gave a new lease of life to an old book shelf using my Mairi Helena Forest Light wallpaper, for all those considering a DIY up cycle home project over the coming weeks.

As we’re all spending a lot of time at home at the moment, I thought it may be useful to put together a little post to provide some DIY tips on how to hang my Mairi Helena wallpaper!